When asked about the war, Lieberman asserts that he would do the whole thing exactly the same, partially because "the evidence is very clear that [Saddam Hussein] was developing weapons of mass destruction."

Unable to contain herself Huffington soon retorts: "It was stunning to hear you say that...given that even President Bush himself has now accepted that there had been no evidence."

Lieberman then explains that he's getting his information from the Duelfer Report (and goes so far as to spell the name).

"[Duelfer] found, and proved I think," Lieberman says, "Saddam had every intention, and particularly to develop nuclear weapons, was developing chemical and biological weapons."

"Well, based on this completely unfounded assumption, I sincerely hope for the sake of the country that you do not become Secretary of Defense," was Huffington's reply

Lieberman argues, and as the show's music begins to play them offstage, she insists: "There is nothing in the report that proves anything that you have said."